Snake charmers, storytellers and crowds of tourists; the legendary Jamaa El Fna square of Morocco’s Marrakesh is almost as famous for the number of visitors as its colorful performers. But with tough government restrictions imposed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus, the tourism industry on which Marrakesh depends screeched to a halt.
You could be a tourist or traveler, Marrakech has something for everyone.
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Here are six of the most historic places to visit in Marrakech has to offer and the story behind them.
Morocco – Medina of Marrakesh
Wondering how long to stay and how to spend your time in Marrakech? Here Compass and Fork detail what to do day by day including activities, review Dar Les Cigognes, the riad where they stayed, and suggest where to eat if you have up to four days in Marrakech.
Morocco – Medina of Marrakesh
Few cities capture the imagination quite like Marrakech. A blend of Berber, Arabic and French influences give the UNESCO World Heritage site a timeless appeal. With the beautiful frenzy of the Medina, ornate Arabic architecture and one of the world’s greatest cuisines it’s no surprise that more people are traveling to Marrakech now more than ever. Whether you spell it Marrakech or Marrakesh (both are acceptable), a visit to Morocco’s Red City is surely an experience you will never forget. Marrakech can be overwhelming to say the least, with a dizzying array of sights, smells and tastes providing a sensory overload; but armed with these tips you can make your first trip to Marrakech one to remember.
Morocco – Medina of Marrakesh
Morocco – Medina of Marrakesh
Looking for an exotic getaway that ticks all the boxes? And by boxes it means great food, great fun and (of course), great Instagram fodder…
Marrakech, is Morocco’s most awarded destination in the travel and tourism industry.
